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Robotics: Self-Parking Challenge

New cars are fully loaded with technology. Manufacturers are working on new systems to facilitate the driving experience. Self-parking systems will soon be available on most cars. Let’s look at what the technology can do: Your Challenge Build and program

Tic-Tac-Toe Challenge

Ready for a real JavaScript challenge?
Within this blog post you will be given the HTML, CSS and JavaScript for a game of Tic-Tac-Toe. However the code is incomplete. our challenge will be to complete the code to get a fullty working game.

Creating tabs in HTML + CSS + JS

In previous posts we looked at how JavaScript can interact with HTML using: Event Handlers in HTML such as onClick, onFocus, onBlur… the DOM (Document Object Model) to access HTML objects using: document.getElementById(“objectId”) CSS is applied to HTML objects. Using JavaScript you

JavaScript: Click Me!

When working on HTML and JavaScript projects it is very likely that you will want to respond to events. For instance you may want to run some JavaScript code when a button is clicked. Examples of HTML events: When a

Create Post-It Notes using CSS

Familiarise yourself with CSS to see how CSS code can help you format and combine text and graphics effectively. CSS Box Model To understand how margin, borders and padding works you need to understand the CSS Box Model. Click on

JavaScript: Working with Dates…

Working with Dates in computing can be quite tricky especially as we don’t always use the same date format around the globe. For instance in the UK dates are represented using the following format: dd/mm/yyyy. Let’s see how we could

My First HTML page!

Are you ready to set up your first webpage? All you have to do is follow the following 5 easy steps… Step 1: Getting Ready Go to your files (e.g. “My Documents”) and create a new folder called “My Website”

My First Python Game – Guess the Number

Sometimes the best way to get started with a new programming language is to do some reverse engineering. This consists of looking at an existing piece of code to find out how it works. So let’s look at the piece

JavaScript: When 2+2 = 22!

In our previous blog post we looked at how to retrieve values from various HTML form controls. For instance the following JavaScript code shows you how to retrieve the value typed in a textbox. See the Pen DwahE by 101

JavaScript: Accessing HTML Form Controls

Retrieving value from a Textbox: See the Pen DwahE by 101 Computing (@101Computing) on CodePen. Retrieving value from a Textarea: See the Pen tFJiI by 101 Computing (@101Computing) on CodePen. Retrieving value from Checkboxes: See the Pen asiqt by 101